Step-by-step instruction for nine essential bead embroidery techniques enables confident learning
Includes tips and tricks section to address common challenges and optimize results
Covers a wide range of techniques from capturing cabochons to cup chain edging for versatile projects
Project possibilities section inspires creativity with ideas for brooches, pendants, cuffs, earrings, and more
No fixed bead list, encouraging users to use their own bead stash for personalized designs
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Learn to bead embroider from the ground up — nine essential techniques in one beautifully structured guide.
Bead embroidery is one of the most forgiving and expressive forms of beadwork — you can create freeform, use up your bead stash, and adapt the design as you go. This beginner's guide by Paula from On A String walks you through ever
Format
PDF
Number of Techniques
9
Pages
4
Required Materials
Cabochon or feature bead, size 11 seed beads, size 15 seed beads, Delica beads, 3mm pearls, cup chain, lacy's stiff stuff, foundation, Ultrasuede backing, E6000 glue, one G or Nymo thread, needles size 10 and 12